Canon's full-frame R6 V vlogging camera shoots up to 7K RAW video - Engadget

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Canon is targeting creators again with its first full-frame vlogging camera, the R6 V, offering powerful features like a 32.5MP sensor, 7K RAW video, open gate recording and in-body stabilization. Based on the Canon R6 III, it's aimed at users who "capture video on a daily basis," the company said, so it offers a flip-out screen, zoom lever and active cooling, but lacks an electronic viewfinder. The sensor isn't stacked, so rolling shutter distortion may be an issue in some shooting situations. Though clearly smaller than the R6 III, the R6 V is only slightly lighter at 1.52 pounds compared to 1.54 pounds due to the added heft of the active cooling. Unlike other vlogging models from Sony and others, it has a chunky grip that should make it easier to hold, along with full manual controls, a zoom lever, dual card slots (SD UHS-II and CFexpress B) and a full-sized LP-E6P battery. It also comes with the ports creators need, including microphone, headphone, HDMI (full-sized) and USB-C. The EOS R6 V comes with a vari-angle (fully articulating) 3-inch, 1.62 million dot display, so it's good for solo vloggers who need to monitor the